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For achieving DR in an arbitrary scene, vision-based tracking methods are considered more feasible than artificial markers that should be diminished in the user's perspective too.
Bauer is also interested in language that is "grounded" in other modalities, such as formal knowledge bases, 3D scenes, vision, and robots.
The whole scene, peripheral vision included, was unnervingly crisp.
But while Mr. Hussein has passed from the scene, his vision of Iraq may linger.
A little before half past four, she found herself walking past a crowd on Oxford Street and realised they were watching the game through a TV shop window (the superb Tyne Tees documentary Meanwhile Back in Sunderland shows a similar scene outside Vision Hire in an otherwise deserted Sunderland town centre).
In the quiet village at night, he feels he is playing out an abandoned scene from "Visions Fugitives".
Stretching around the full circle of the Marine Air Terminal's rotunda, James Brooks's mural "Flight," a W.P.A. art project, depicts the history of aviation, with interconnected scenes of vision and progress, from Icarus to Leonardo, flying machines to modern technology, including a flying boat.
The scene conjures visions of the parties Plimpton threw for decades at his East River town house (then also the home of The Paris Review), where countless young (and old) poets, journalists and novelists trod his zebra rug, ate his canapés and whetted their irony.
Were it not for the owners' music-scene-minded vision, Escandalo might be just another vintage store.
The performance was edited in post production after being committed to tape, where usually all scenes are vision mixed, and the usual EastEnders theme tune was replaced at the end of the episode with Tony Jackson's "Pretty Baby".
